To be honest, the popularity of "Raging Thunder" did not extend well to "Emperor Immortal", and the results of "Emperor Immortal" were not particularly good.

At the beginning, Tomato's "Legend of Xingfeng" was far worse than "Furious Thunder", but the results of "Inch Mang" were much better than "Emperor Immortal", and even stronger, not that "Inch Mang" was written better than "Emperor Immortal", if objective and fair readers were allowed to score, "Emperor Immortal" whether it was characters, writing, and plot, should far surpass "Inch Mang", if female readers were allowed to judge, the two books were definitely heavenly and earthly judgments.

But the problem is that "Inch Mang" continues the Xiaobai style of "The Legend of Xingfeng", and at the same time, Tomato strengthens the upgrade rhythm that he is good at, making the novel more enjoyable, so not only does it retain readers in the era of "Xingfeng", but more and more new readers join in.

"Emperor Immortal" is different, it is completely different from the vibrant, hot-blooded and witty "Furious Thunder", Han Ting in Thunder has grown from scratch, from weak to strong, readers see his progress and feel that it is just one word, cool! Coupled with the spice of balls and eggs around him, there is still fun in the cool.

And Tong Yan, who tried the theme of Xianxia for the first time, was eager to get out of the trap of his predecessors, and immersed himself in the grand narrative he had created, so he did not take the usual path, and chose to let the heroine promote the plot at the beginning, and slowly revealed the wonder of the Xiuzhen world little by little.

To be honest, this plot is written by Tong Yan vividly and interestingly, and the twists and turns of the plot make many readers sigh